Tag: Malfeasance

Misconduct of Supervisor of the Checklist Regis Roy – Electioneering on Duty

July 13, 2022July 6, 2022

by Op-Ed

From the largest of NH Cities to the smallest of hamlets, corruption happens. Bad things happen – sometimes by accident but more often, on purpose. When Doug and I started GraniteGrok, we often said that “what is happening here is happening in your town (even if a bit different)”. Sure, you may have known your … Read more

Faces Change but the Problems Remain

August 10, 2021

by Skip

Every two years in New Hampshire almost all elected officials either terminate their service or stand for re-election. Over the course of the past 7 years, documented in this series, many of the faces have changed.

Grammar is hard. It’s harder if you’re a hoplophobe.

March 21, 2020

Letter: Gun sellers are profiting off the coronavirus panic – Seacoastonline.com Posted Mar 20, 2020 at 5:56 PM March 18 — To the Editor: In our time of health crisis, much outrage has been directed towards the people in this country who stockpiled hand sanitizers, face masks, cleaning supplies and the like. The scorn they receive is well deserved, … Read more

Another case of Government “Fine for me but not for thee” – IRS edition

September 26, 2018June 5, 2013

by Skip

I really can’t add much more than the title – from Washington Free Beacon (emphasis mine): The IRS spent over 4 million taxpayer dollars on a conference in 2010, CNN reported Tuesday evening. The actual amount wasted is unknown because the IRS was not required to keep its receipts, something that they require taxpayers to … Read more